The low cost KK-62 combined pushbutton FM radio & TF, USB MP3 Speaker 

Hi Rajesh - good to hear from you. This was a very good radio / MP3 player for the money to be honest. I actually gave it to my sister to take to work as she likes to have some music on in the background and she really likes it. You seem to be doing well with your radio collection my friend!

Your indepth knowledge make your videos worth watching and helpful to radio buffs like me. Your commentry is SUBLIME AND GRACEFUL like cricketer DAVID GOWER'S BATTING AND HIS COMMENTRY

@@rajeshgaur8948 Wow was not expecting that! you are very kind my friend - thankyou. I just do this as a way of challenging myself to try new things so positive feedback from yourself is very much appreciated!

Good to hear from you John. I like this TBH its a good sounding cheerful looking radio / MP3 player with a decent play time between charges. Would have been good to have an AM band as well as FM but maybe I'm being a bit picky lol. Take care - TWCG

Hi, thanks for getting in touch. The battery life really depends a lot on the length of time you use it each night, but I would have thought it would last several nights. However, please bear in mind that the stated capacity of the 18650 batteries that are included with these types of budget receivers tend to be a little overstated. If it doesn’t last that long, you could always purchase a higher capacity 18650 battery, (they are quite low cost). It’s a very low-cost radio/media player so there will be compromises such as a battery indicator, although I agree with you that it would have been very useful! However, they do sound good and for their low cost, (and hear it pays to shop around on Ali Express) they are a useful little set.

@@TheWobblyCameraGuy Yeah the battery indicator is a fake one. But I made a music playlist I think you are allowed 8000 songs, so I have my own radio station. But I lowered the replay gain of the tracks from 90db the average volume to 80db only took 15 mins with EZ music converter as my son sleeps above me in my bunk bed and has complained about the noise. So at volume 1 it is very quiet maybe a little louder than a transistor radio. I think the given battery is cheap and lasts 2.5 nights but it is not a big deal as it is easy to charge. Reception is good too even better then my analogue world radio and I do like the sound of it, it has its own unique sound that I am happy with as not a fan of monitor sound. 🌛

@@goldenultra Hi, wow you have been doing a deep dive on this little set. Thank you for highlighting EZ music converter, I will go and have a look at this as it sounds useful. As you mention, it does have an excellent sound for its compact size and it looks like they have provided a decent quality loud speaker for the overall low price of the set. It’s very prolific still on Ali Express being sold on many different stalls so must be a popular purchase!

Hi, thanks for getting in touch and for your support. OK, so unfortunately, I no longer have this particular radio/MP3 player. (Because I have bought and reviewed quit a lot of receivers, I tend to give most of these to the local hospice charity shop). However, most of these Radio/MP3 players tend to operate in a similar way. So, if I have understood correctly and assuming that your particular player is not faulty, then to store a particular radio station, you should be able to just press the appropriate numerical memory button that you want this to be stored to but, make sure it’s a long press of a second or two. Then if you tune into another station, but then want to recall the previous station from memory, a short press of the appropriate button should cause the radio player to retune to that particular station. This method or storing stations should also apply to the MP3 player part. However, if you remove your TFT card or USB memory stick and insert another, the its probable that that it will lose the location of those music tracks that you had previously stored to memory. It certainly doesn’t sound right that it loses the stored memory details of the radio stations if you switch it off. Maybe you just need to re-try that longer press of the buttons when storing these? Hopefully, you will still have the instruction leaflet that came with it that may clarify this. By the way, if it is written in another language, try google translate on your phone as it should be able to translate directly if you point your camera at it. Please let me know how you get on 👍

Hola, gracias por ponerse en contacto. Me alegro de que el video te haya resultado útil y estés disfrutando de usar este pequeño reproductor de radio y medios. Hay muchos videos similares en mi canal si quieres echar un vistazo. Saludos TWCG

Hi, thanks for your question. To a certain extent it depends upon the rating of the USB power supply you are using. Typically, if it has a rated output of approx. 1A, then roughly for a 1200mAh capacity battery it would take approx. 2 to 3 hours depending how much charge the battery had left in it. If the battery has been charged and discharged many times, then it may lose some capacity over time. Hope this helps.

Hi thanks for your question. Although I no longer have this handy little media player, (I gave it to my sister) I think what you do when you are in FM radio mode, is to press the bottom LH button (M) for a second or two and it will start to scan through the FM frequencies and when it comes across a radio station, it stores it to memory and indicates on the display the memory number allocated for a particular station. Once it has completed this task, you can then press the appropriate number key to recall its allocated station. If for some reason that doesn’t work, please let me know and I will make some investigations.

Hey thanks for stopping by. Yes I really like this - good little performer for not much money!

Hi, thanks for getting in touch, it's a nice little radio - MP3 player .The socket is for a 'USB mini B' connector cable. If you just search Amazon you will easily find them or even some of the larger supermarkets will stock these as lots different devices use this type of sockets.

Hi, sounds like it may have been pushed in a little too far and has tucked under the edge of the slot in the casing? if you have a very small flat blade screwdriver, (small jewellers type) you might be able to gently lever it back to the slot entrance. Hope you manage to retrieve it

@TheWobblyCameraGuy I think I maybe done it too far

Hi, sounds more like it could be jammed? Again, maybe a gentle probing with a very small screwdriver may free it. Failing that, it might be a case of taking it apart. I gave mine away so I don't know how it is held together but it's normally very small Phillips style screws with usually one or two hidden away in the battery compartment. Worth a go TBH as it doesn't sound very useable at the moment?

@TheWobblyCameraGuy thank you I might try that

I have just had a look at the player on Ali Express and there are accessible recessed screws on the rear cover so it should come apart (again check inside the battery compartment which is where they normally hide one). When undone just prise the halves apart very gently as the wiring to any battery connections or the aerial are normally very short. Good luck - hope you manage to retrieve the micro SD card.

Hi Mark, thanks for stopping by. I don't think so, but no longer have the set to confirm, (I gave it to my sister), so if any RU-vidrs could help answer Mark's query, that would be appreciated. Cheers Mark

Hi Heather, thanks for getting in touch. Interesting question! As far as I can tell, you can do an auto -scan and the radio will assign a memory recall number to each one it finds, so if you can remember that one or two digit number, then you should be able to recall your station using the numerical keys. However, I am not sure if you can manually assign a station to a specific number. .i.e. assign your favourite station to memory recall no.1 for example. Unfortunately, I no longer have the radio, (my sister is now the proud owner) so can't experiment with it. However, I will try and see if there is a more comprehensive data sheet/manual for it and will let you know if I find out. In the meantime, if any of you RU-vidr's out there have more experience with this receiver/MP3 player, we would appreciate you getting in touch. Kind regards TWCG

@@TheWobblyCameraGuy Wow! I wasn't really expecting a reply, so thanks very much for getting back to me! I'm sure I'll get used to which button codes go with my favorite stations. If anybody does figure out how to assign button numbers to stations, that would be great. It is a nice little radio with decent sound even at higher volumes.

@@ahglucklich7372 Hi, no problem, I always respond to comments, (good or bad lol) & appreciate you stopping by to watch the video. RU-vid is a vast group, so hopefully some one will have an answer to your question. I agree with your observation, It's a decent sound from such a small radio - enjoy!

Same problem here. It seems it only assigns links (P01, P02, ...) to stations automatically during the auto-scan when you press M/O button. It searches for stations with a strong signal. That means, if you place your radio somewhere else or play with the antenna, different stations can be found and, consequently, different numbers will be assigned to them. However, if you do it once and know where the radio will always stay, you are fine. It's a shame that you can't do it manually by yourself.. Another issue that I have with this radio is that there are crackling sounds when the signal is not strong. But the radio is cheap, we can't expect much.

@@eqisoftcom Hi, appreciate you sharing your experience using this little set with everyone. I think your last comment kind of answers some of our questions, in that for the money, it's a decent sounding radio, MP3 player combo. However, I will keep searching for other similar sets and upload video reviews on these, so maybe we can find that 'ideal' combination that we are looking for! All the best TWCG

Bonjour, je suis désolé d'entendre parler de cela. Avez-vous contacté le fournisseur et lui avez-vous dit que votre batterie était manquante? Si cela ne fonctionne pas, les piles 18650 sont relativement peu coûteuses, alors essayez Amazon - assurez-vous simplement d'acheter celles avec le pip à la fin. Bonne chance.

@@TheWobblyCameraGuy

works without battery, just plug in the charger

Hi , thanks for your feedback. Be a little careful about doing this as some similar receivers do advise not to use the receiver whilst it's being charged 🤔

Здраво, хвала или сте у контакту. За новац који кошта заправо је прилично добар са добрим звуком.

Hi, thanks for getting in touch, sorry to hear of your problem. However, before you send it back may I suggest you try a USB memory stick, (or SD card) with a smaller capacity first? I had a similar problem with another radio / MP3 player and was using a 64Gb SD card which the MP3 player wouldn't read. However, when I used a smaller capacity card (in my case 16Mb), it worked fine. It might be that this radio uses a similar interface and struggles to read the higher capacity storage mediums. It might be worth a try? Let me know how you get on . Kind regards TWCG

@@TheWobblyCameraGuy I tried what you said, and it works now. I guess the 64 gb was too big. Thanks!

@@tahquameken Hi, thanks for letting me know. It was worth a try and I'm glad it worked out and that you haven't got the hassle of trying to exchange the radio. All the best TWCG

Hi, thanks for your feedback. Although I no longer have this radio/MP3 player, I don’t recall any issues with the volume so either the design has changed since the time of my review or you may have a faulty player? The reviews I do are for items at the budget end of the market as not everyone can afford the higher priced versions, so you have to accept some compromises and I just try and give an honest review given their low entry price point. Thanks & regards TWCG

Nowaday the young persons usually listen radio (if they still listen radio, not youtube) with smart phone. This product is designed mainly for elderly who prefer louder volumn because they are losing their listening capacity.

@@paklingchan4238 Hi, thanks for your feedback. Your probably right about the younger generation using their mobile ‘phones but I have to admit that personally, I would much rather have the radio on without earbuds etc. playing in the background & listening to my favourite stations, whilst I’m going about my day. I’m not that old (I hope!), but maybe it’s how I was bought up as I remember my father having his Ferguson transistor radio on whilst he was working in the shed. Is it a generational thing? maybe. All the best TWCG